Travel App

Summary

Skipping the Noise of Mass-Review Platforms

Travel App is a city discovery app built for people who just want one good place to eat, drink, or stay, not 500 reviews arguing about the fries. Instead of star ratings and review counts, every spot on the map is hand-picked and comes with a short, honest note explaining why it’s worth visiting, like a tip from a friend who actually knows the city.

We built the experience around that idea from the ground up: a calm, distraction-free interface, two-tap sign-in with Apple or Google, mood-based browsing (Eat, Drink, Club, Hotel), and a map that marks curated spots with stars instead of generic pins. Users can save places and group them into simple collections:”Friday night,” “first-timer’s Tbilisi” – without the overhead of a full itinerary planner. The app is currently live in Tbilisi, with more cities planned.

Industry

Travel

Services Used

Mobile App Development, UI/UX Design

The Deliverable

Discovery without the noise

Every part of the experience is designed to get people from "where should I go" to "I'm there" in as few taps as possible, without the anxiety spiral of star ratings and review counts.

Two-Tap Sign-In

Sign in with Apple or Google, no forms, no friction. Users are browsing within seconds of opening the app for the first time.

Mood-Based Browsing

Instead of generic categories, users pick what they're in the mood for — Eat, Drink, Club, or Hotel — then narrow down with simple filters like cuisine or vibe.

Curated, Not Crowdsourced

Every place on the map is chosen by someone with real local knowledge, not ranked by an algorithm averaging thousands of strangers' opinions. Each spot comes with a short note explaining why it's worth the visit.

A Map That Feels Different

Curated spots are marked with stars instead of generic dots, reinforcing that this isn't just another map of every business in town, it's a shortlist worth trusting.

One-Tap Saving

Liking a place takes one tap. No confirmation dialogs, no extra steps between deciding you like somewhere and having it saved.

Simple Collections

Saved places can be grouped into lightweight collections like "Friday night" or "first-timer's Tbilisi", enough structure to plan a night out, without the overhead of a full itinerary tool.

Technology Stack

Frontend (Web)

Backend

Infrastructure

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